It's anti-Frollo, not anti-Christian. It explicitly portrays his behavior as bad in the context of Christianity, including the church itself being what finally kills Frollo
Also not gonna actually engage that post by any means, but- /flips through some notes "AKSHULLY, where previous Disney films were promoting pagan beliefs in witchcraft and fairies, Wish promotes relying on the gifts God gave us all as His Children to" I can't go farther than that, the point is you can make any movie mean anything if you want
I always just figured it wasn't an accident that Frollo's last swords are about God smiting the wicked and plunging them into a fiery pit right before his ass gets smote and tossed into a fiery pit.
apparently (this is secondhand) disney wanted as little anti-christian material in hunchback as possible, given they didn't want to anger a whole audience and all that
Yeah, I was raised Catholic although I don't consider myself one anymore. I always thought of Frollo as a twisted and distorted version of what it should be.
Nah, if they enjoyed Pinocchio they'd figure out a way to make it fit their worldview. Pretty sure they just didn't like Wish and decided that makes it Evil
ahIt's the closest I could think of anyway.
/flips through some notes
"AKSHULLY, where previous Disney films were promoting pagan beliefs in witchcraft and fairies, Wish promotes relying on the gifts God gave us all as His Children to" I can't go farther than that, the point is you can make any movie mean anything if you want